Universal Road MacHinery Co. v. Skinner

On July 24th, 1924, the plaintiff, a New York corporation, and the Karm Terminal Coal Com pany, organized under the laws of Connecticut and located at Bridgeport, entered into a contract for the purchase by the latter from the former of certain coal machinery. The terms of the contract were contained in a certain writing conceded to be in legal effect a conditional bill of sale. It appears from the record that the purchase price was to be $2,396. Of the amount, $200 was paid when the order for the machinery was given, $200 was to be paid upon the arrival of the machinery at its destination,…